Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1887-01-06
GAINESVILLE.

sunday was communion daF at ,hl
NJ Z church. Rev. Paine, preached in th,
morning, after which the regular quar-
lerlJ collection Was taken, and the com
munion services held. This was tht
second quarterly meeting of this confer
ence year.
Both the Presbyterian and NJ E church
are observing the week of prayer this
week. The services will be continued
/ iindefaitely at the VI E church, but it is
IS yet, undecided whether those at the
Presbyterian church will continue any
longer than this week.
The Alumni association reopened the
public and school library Saturday, on
the self supporting plan. Heretofore
The library has been free, and most of
The time IN bankrupt condition, but it
is hoped oy the new arrangement, that
it may be kept hourishing. Quite a
number of new books have been added,
and 1t is now we'll worth the payment of
81 per year.
a Watch Meeting" was held Friday
night at Miss Lola Kuglers. 1t is not
reported whether the watchers" saw
anything or not but of course they had
Mr.. John Mackall and Miss Mary
Elrick, both of this place, were married
last Thursday evening, at the residence
of the brides brother>in'law, w F Jan
.eway, of Columbus. A family reception
supper Was given them by Mrs. DIR.
Maekail, mOsher of the groom, Friday
evening
MIS-. John J. Sullivan, of Bellaire vis-
tied Mr. and Mrs E P Lee over Sunday.
Mr. Carleton Graves returned TO Phil
adelphia last Friday, after two weeks
visit with his parents.
Mr. George Shipley left last Wednes-
day. to spend several weeks with his
parents near SteubenvilIe.
Mr. Emmett McConville, of Alliance,
O., visited the family of Postmaster
Hingely last week.
Mr. Henry r Brown and wife spent
Sunday with their son Harry, at DenDi
soD, o.
Mauola Yarnell, formerly of this
place, now Professor of the Mt. Vernon,
o, schools. spent several days last week
With bis many friends here.
Mrs Mary King is spending the holi
days with her daughter Mrs Chas Chap,
pei, of Bellaire.
DR.. J r Ferguson, of Athens, O., is
visiting the family of Mr. Eli Moore.
Miss Cora Lane returned to her home
i'll Chicago, last Wednesday,. after spend
ing the past eight months with her
grandmother here.
Mr. Chas Osler. of Martins Ferry is
visiting his parents in Barnesviile.
~ Of 10
spending two weeks with his father,
Curtis Smith, north of town.
Miss Laura Colivg Uf Wheeling. accm+
panied by her brother Willie,sis visiting
j H Colvig.
Mrs John I Hunt and daughter Mol>
lie returned Saturday from a three
weeks visit with relatives in the east.
Milton Barnes, of ST. Clairsvile is Wis
itisg in town.
Mrs E J Gantz and children, of Indi-
annapolis. Ind, are visiting her mother
Mrs st. Clair, of this place.
Mis-. Parks and Miss Ida West, of
" esterville, O., are visiting Mrs Sarah
MacBall.
Mrs w Smith and little daughter
are spending the holidays with her
iDOIucI. MIS- VI Nllic
MIR Winfield Gibson aud Miss Aggie
Deal, both young people near town, were
married last Thursday evening at the
residence of the brides father, James
Deal.
a temperance meeting was held at
City Hall last Friday to take measures
TO enforce the prohibition ordinance,
aud Barnesville will probably be freed
from this whiskey element very soon.
AT the W Va. poultry show held in
Wheeling, Dec, 2S-3l, GAINESVILLE ext
hibitors Came out in the lead. OF the
900 to 1000 birds on exhibition. Perley
Picket OF this place showed "a plymouth
rocks and took IL premiums. W. G.
Steer had 81 Langshans. and took Is
premiums, all that were offered. j J
Taber exhibi ed 10 Wayandottes, and
received very good mention. there being
230 birds of that class exhibited.
LEMUEL.